Using Form.vue

Description

Form.vue is a reusable form component designed specifically for this project. Its intentions are to provide a common interface that caters to how forms are used for the dashboard; it only contains text fields and a submit button.

Props

A Form element contains the following props:

• title - The string that is displayed to the upper-left of the form. This is the title of the form (eg. 'Mint USDC').
• schema - representation of the text fields of the form, in the order that they are displayed. It is represented as an array of object literals that contain the following fields:
  • label - the label displayed inside the text field
  • defaultValue - the initial value of the value within the text field (eg. 0). This field is optional and defaults to ''

For an example, see #Examples.

Events

Each Form element emits the following events:

• submit - this is emitted when the user presses on the submit button. The values of each text field are passed into the event in the corresponding order of the schema.

  Two-way bindings in vue are now deprecated, so instead of using the v-model directive of input elements, we leveraged this abstraction layer to escape the two-way binding pattern for the more recommended emitter pattern. Internally, Form will create its own bindings that are passed into each input element and emit the values of those bindings.

Examples

Example 1 (Mint USDC)

<Form
  :title="'Mint USDC'"
  :schema="[
    {
      label: 'Wallet Address:',
    },
    {
      label: 'To Address:',
    },
    {
      label: 'Amount:',
      defaultValue: 0
    }
  ]"
  @submit="function (walletAddress, toAddress, amount) { ... }"
/>

Example 2 (Burn USDC)

<Form
  :title="'Burn USDC'"
  :schema="[
    {
      label: 'Wallet Address:',
    },
    {
      label: 'Amount:',
      defaultValue: 0
    }
  ]"
  @submit="function (walletAddress, amount) { ... }"
/>